We are really pleased to release the Greater Lincolnshire Arts Engagement Report following the launch event at the Barbican Creative Hub. It will be freely distributed, is free to use and share as a resource for the cultural sector across the county.
This analysis was commissioned and funded by University of Lincoln’s Centre for Culture and Creativity with Lincoln Arts Centre and Barbican Creative Hub and undertaken by DataCulture Change.
This report presents a detailed analysis of arts attendance, cultural participation and selected cultural behaviours across Greater Lincolnshire. Drawing on data from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Participation Survey 2023-24, it examines who engages with different forms of culture, how participation varies across districts and unitary authorities, and how Greater Lincolnshire compares with the England average.
This report is a vital tool for us as arts organisations, helping us to understand the current landscape of arts engagement across Greater Lincolnshire. We hope that this will be a helpful tool in your decision making whether related to programming, funding, partnerships or your own practice.
Explore the report or download the report below (We encourage you not to print as the report is 118 pages long!)
Download the report here: Greater Lincs Arts Engagement Report
Lincoln Arts Centre and the School of Creative Arts are thrilled to announce two exhilarating productions playing in repertoire this June: Twelfth Night (5–7 June) and As You Like It (4–7 June), both bold contemporary musical adaptations of Shakespeare by Tony Award-winning songwriter Shaina Taub.
The University of Lincoln’s Centre for Culture and Creativity has delivered a year of significant growth and impact for the region’s creative sector, marking its third year as part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio.
We’ve refreshed our Artistic Policy for 2026–2028, helping shape the next phase of programming at Lincoln Arts Centre and guiding the kinds of ideas we’re looking to welcome through our Open to Ideas process.
Hannah for a 30 minute interactive storytelling of Duck and Goose Go to the beach followed by a 45 minute craft making workshop where you can make your favourite characters from this adventurous tale using recycled materials.
Get ready to tumble through the year, one month at a time.
A fun-filled class for little movers and shakers aged walkers–4 years!
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